well , for example, it's margaret, margaret margaret why not so much. although, in principle, margarita cherkas cannot be fully called a woman, she is a real horse with eggs. let's change the subject. look again our birthday boy show. i'll tell you this, it's all this is all cop stuff. well, at least listen. well, i don't even know what to think. bad news, dima , a warrant has been issued for you from the prosecutor's office, they knocked the grounds. well you came past the posts, and on one of them the traffic cops wrote down all the numbers. so you need to find traffic cops and change their view of reality. he was going on vacation and took the car. long time by the way, i have not seen him. and when he returns from vacation, what are we going to say, he will not return, lenya's car for spare parts urgently. come on quickly, bro. come on, let's take him to work and give him all the necessary documents, money, please. eight people killed the whole city is buzzing. they will say that they are free. you can influence the outcome. now the cops will press

margaret. i hope you can hear me. i see that we're having some slight technical issues if we don't have margaret. but if we do, margaret, let's just start with a basic question. i mean, why is this so popular now? and what is it? what is a ide generative a i what is it pretty they and what is unfortunately margaret, we're having some issue with your audio. so sharon, how about we start with you, could you break down for us? what is generative ai? yeah, i think generated a, i think of it is a broad term that, you know, you can think about it as a, you know, artificial intelligence that's generating novel content rather than just analyzing data. and so when you think of something like chat, g p t, you know, you are in pudding text and a prompt and outcomes, some other text. or if you think of another popular generative ai application like dolly too, or stable diffusion which images, you know, are the output, you know, you'll put in your prompt in text and outcome something different. so that's how i think of generative ai underneath it all is you know, a lot of technical, large language models. but you know, that's what we think about in a broadway. well, i appreciate that

margaret thatcher. . but on margaret thatcher, i've got to ask -- you host a very popular nightly radio show in london. explain to our american viewers, if american politics is crazy, whyow many british prime ministers will we get through the next 12 months? >> one. i can confidently predict that. look, british politics has been quite balmy over the past three or four years, a lot of reasons for that. we've undergone almost a sort of national nervous breakdown in some ways politically. i think calm has been restored and i think rishi sunak, the new prime minister, is bringing a sense of calm to the office. the northern ireland protocol difficulties we've had in brexit seems to be about to be resolved. i think that can harold at the start of hopefully a calmer era for the whole country around politics. >> for american viewers, i will have to say, at least rishi sunak has outlasted a lettuce. thank you so much for your time tonight, iain dale. the presidents, 250 years of american political leadership is the name of the book. it is out now. coming up at the top of the our with eamonn mullah dean come congresswoman barbara lee on her new bid for the senate in california a